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The Music Of Melkor
04:10
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The Darkening
05:00
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Doom of the Atani
04:23
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Nirneath Arnodiad
06:15
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The Fall Of Gondolin
04:33
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Eärendil
03:16
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The North Aflame
04:54
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Tol Eressëa
05:25
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